Sentence examples for recorded controversies from inspiring English sources

Between 2000 and 2008, the National Center for Science Education recorded controversies over evolution in science education standards in 18 states.

Thrills, spills, world records, controversy... and a British gold medal to boot - the first day on the track at the London Velodrome certainly did not disappoint.

In 2005, the National Center for Science Education recorded more than 80 controversies in 30 states over evolution, primarily concerning the place of evolution and supposed alternatives to it such as creation science and intelligent design in the public school science curriculum (Branch 2006).

He did so, with sermons by the quire and reams of controversy, all recorded by an army of scribes.

The controversy revolves around recorded phone calls between a corporate lobbyist, Niira Radia, and a wide range of Delhi's powerful elite.

There was yet more controversy when you recorded with Kesha (2) and tweeted a photo of what looked like hard drugs.

Seventeen bomb threats were recorded at the school after the controversy erupted.

The biggest controversy involved cold weather, classical instruments, and recorded music.

But Azerbaijan's human rights record raises controversy.

Thompson, chairman of Farepak's parent company, has a long track record of controversy.

The deal was consistent with his strategy of backward integration but also with Mr Agarwal's record for controversy.